TBR News December 19, 2010
The Voice of the White House
Washington, D.C., December 19, 2010: “This WikiLeaks business is very funny and very illustrative.
First of all, no one with any contacts inside the government or its intelligence agencies believes that poor Bradley Manning downloaded tens of thousands of sensitive documents and made some kind of a Devil’s Compact with Julian
No one here believes that Julian raped anyone. We all know how the government works when it wants to do something and planting a pair of jabbering tarts on Julian and then ordering them to begin screaming rape after being banged for two or three days is typical of the crude tactics our people always use.
Subtly or intelligent actions are well beyond them.
And it was not the Swedes who objected to Julian getting bail but our own government who demanded that the British government help them to lay their hairy hands on Julian. Their government complied, as it always does when Washington wants something, but the British courts obviously saw through all of this and Julian got out, under restrictions, and is not only able to better fight us but also dig into his files to cause further havoc with our reputation worldwide.
Screaming idiots from the far right like crazy Sarah Palin or the Bachmann creature are typical of what the public has to put up with.
Whatever one thinks of Julian, who went for the obvious honey trap, he has done nothing wrong. Someone, and it was not Manninig, dug into a reference file and sent the material to Julian.
Julian is not an American citizen and therefore could not commit treason as so many of the loud-mouthed assholes entrenched here are screeching.
Even more annoying are their paid friends in the Internet world who ape their every word. There is no question these are genuine documents and when we see some pin head screeching that they are fake, we hope they get the usual pen set and auto signed Christmas card from the Director himself.
As Napoleon said when someone complained about his issuing the Legion of Honor and called it a ‘bauble,’ ‘It is with such baubles that men are led.’ Of course the Emperor was speaking of his excellent soldiers, not pathetic and dimwitted government stool pigeons.
And a Merry Christmas to all of you!” Continue Reading »